WSJwine

WSJwine Review

WSJwine has two wine clubs. The Discovery and the Premier clubs cover different needs for wine lovers. The Discovery Club comes with 12 affordable wines which are delivered every 3 months. The Premier Club comes with 8 wines every 3 months at a higher quality. Both clubs have their unique advantages. Those who are already subscribed to the Discovery Club can upgrade to the Premier Club at any given time.

WSJwine – how it works

WSJwine is a known name in the wine industry. Apart from the two wine clubs, it also offers good deals on selected wines such as the Top-Estate Paso Robles Cabernet. Buying in bulk comes with savings of up to $70 for every 12 bottles of wine.

However, the wine clubs of WSJwine are among the most interesting. Even the started Discovery Club comes with a selection of 12 wines which can be red, white or mixed. From a practicality perspective, it is one of the few clubs which allow wine lovers to skip or delay delivery. So if customers are leaving on holiday or they simply want to take a break from the service, they have this freedom without paying anything extra.

The 12 bottles which get delivered every three months are selected according to the taste preferences of the customers. WSJwine also adds two free bottles to the pack. In comparison, the Premier Club offers a 6 + 2 offer which is based on more premium wines. For example, the selected wines can include a 98-point Tuscan choice and a 91-point French awarded wine. An example of a red wine which is included in the Premier Club is the Monti Pier Paolo Langhe Rosso 2013. With over 90 points to the name, it’s one of the favourites of the customers.

What wine lovers say about WSJwine?

Customers are generally satisfied with both WSJwine subscription services. Those new to wine clubs appreciate the ability to have a bottle replaced if not satisfied by the wine. At the same time, the selection of wines is appreciated.
However, since no service is perfect, WSJwine can also improve in some departments. Wine lovers would enjoy friendlier customer service, especially over the phone. The auto-renewal feature was also disliked by a few customers. Excessive newsletter sending via email was also mentioned by customers who wanted WSJwine to improve.

So while the wines are great and the website easy to use, WSJwine still has a bit of improving to do in the customer service department. Apart from this area, wine lovers are generally satisfied with the service which holds a selection of great international wines, which are constantly rated above the 90 points mark. Wine lovers can also use WSJwine as an online shopping destination. Of course, the price per bottles is more affordable when bought in bulk. The options include wines from Italy, France, USA, Argentina, Portugal, Spain, and Australia. The red blend and the Sangiovese grapes are the most popular among the selected bottles of wine.